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DAILY EAST O&EGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1021
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1 CALENDAR 07 EVENTS
March National Fish Day.
' March 10, 11, 1! Fourth An.
nual Pendleton Auto Snow, llau.
Iy Canyon.
March 15 I Ant da"y for filing 4
of Income tax reports (or 1920.
Murch 17 and 18 Millinery
; school, here.
May 11 to 14 State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
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rojort Iroth-m AMintl
Kor a millinery school to bo held In
ithena March IB and 16 tiy Mm. Kdltri
1. ,VunIeunMi, home demonstration
' Kent, Mm. . H. Hill him been ap-
Minted project leader. A school to bo
,etd In l.'maplne March 1 and 3 Will
ave for Ita leader Mrs. J. I). Harrah.
I sewing school will be held In Free
wator March 4 and the making" of
Ingham dresses will be taught by Mrs.
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Line, color, suitability to nocds and
pe of the Individual were emphasized
, Icmona at a millinery school held
two duys last week by Mrs. fcdlth Vun
Deuxen home demonstration ugvnt, lit
Pilot "Hock. .Sixteen hats were mado
and seven more are to' be made, the
school featuring rcmodelliur and mak
ing hats from materials tin hand. The
maximum cost was $2.60 saysv Mrs.
Van Dcusen, Soveral huts of orgastic
and gingham were made. Miss Mry
Connett wan In charge of the project.
A similar school is to, be held here
March' 17 and IS. Nut Intrlcato pro
reHses are attempted at the schools, as
this Is considered work for skilled mil
liners. Dying and cleaning are taught
to home milliners. '
from O. A. C.. will ctvA nrivira on child
feeding. Kor'March 24 and 25, a ml-
Hoary school Is to be held, witn Airs.
Newton O'ilara as project leader.
Ciidcrgora OlMTatlon. ,
Airs. W. H. Nebergall underwent a
serious operation at 'jSt. Anthony's
hospital yesterday, ene is aoing nice
ly today, ,
WchUhi Women Meet.
Weston women met Saturday and
decided to act as a large membership
committee for , a community ' cluh
which Is to be formed. Mrs. Edith G.
Van Deusen home demonstration
agent and H. E. Tucker community
service worker, spoke during the af
ternoon. Mrs. Mark Phlnney was
chosen project leader for a child's
welfare conference to be held Murch
t and 4 when children will be weigh
ed, measured and examined by a doc
tor and nurse. Mrs. Van Deusen and
Miss I-assle I-ane, nutrition expert
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A Few LeiHon Suggestions From
Our JVIeat Department.
Kippered Salmon, per lb. ....... . 35c
Salt Salmon (Red) per lb. ...... .f. . . ... . 15c
Smoked Bloaters, each ............. 5c
Salt Mackerel, 2 for 45c
Fresh Smelt, 3 lbs. for ... : 25c
Fresh Chinook Salmon. '
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 E. Court St
Phone 101
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Purchases South Muln Home.
Grace Frost, teacher of the Wash
ington school, has purchased the
house on south Main owned by Paul
Kreft and has taken possession. The
contract was made through Snow &
Dayton. . '
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If you have become dissatisfied with your
present market give the Table Supply a test or
der. You will be satisfied. We have hundreds
of satisfied customers, ask one of them.
"THE TABLE SUPPLY"
Phone 187 and 188 " 739 Myn Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
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U. S. INSPECTED MEATS
Universal Coal and Wood
Range
BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE
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MACHINE FACES
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FLUE UNIK
HEAVY AS SEST0S
MILL SOAFtO
HEAVY fOl rSHID.
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OVEN DOOR LININC
WCiUINFlUEI0TT0H
V, citAH OUT BOC-
A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES .
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
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Universal Stoves &Fumaces lm
Mrs. lamt(m ImproVlmr. . ,
Mra V. K. Toole has Returned from
Portland where her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Joe Hanscom Is being cared for
In the Good Hamurltan hospital. On
Mrs. Toole's departure Mrs. Hanscom
was slowly Improving In health. . ,
Xcw Cars Arrive
K Dodire coupe and sedan, to be dis
played by ElllH-8chiller Co. In the auto
show, March 10. It and 12, arrived
here today. The cars are good ex
amples of the late models manufactur
ed by Dodge Brothers.
nay luliircs Hand
Gordon KJrby, small son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Kirby, S14 Aura street,
while playing with other children yes
terday fell on a broken bottle and cut
his hand severely. Several stitches
were necessary to close the wound.
Dr. McKclway lias Position.
Dr. J. I. McKelway. formerly a
practicing physician of this city. Is
now employed at the Western State
Hospital. Fort Stellacoom, Washing
ton. Slnee leaving l'endlcton he has
been with the Ryan Fruit Co., at Tak
Ima, Washington.
I'lcmiTS Karllrr Here
Crocui buds and daffodils are
farther advanced In Pendleton than
they arc In Portland this spring ac
ciinlinir to Mrs. E. I'. Rounds who re
ti'rned home this morning after a viHit
n the metropolis. Mrs. Hounds asKerts
that the present weather heroes miia-
er than that of Portland.
To Itrtum to INsrtUnd.
Paul Llnsner. who has been suffer
in from Injuries received while In the
service', will return tonight to Port
limit after a visit with his mother,
Mrs. W. O. Fisher. His left leg was
badly hurt but he is much better. He
haa not yet been discharged rrom. me
service . .
Will Hold Dox Social.
An open meeting and box social will
be felven In. Labor temple by the Cen
tral trades council March 9. There 1
an Interesting , program scheduled
which Includes speaking along the
lines of organized labor. Dancing will
be a feature of the evening and will be
followed by supper.
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Health KKuatKm Good
The health situation In Pendleton Is
better than for several years past, ac
cording to local doctors. There have
been no epidemics during the winter
and the sick llBt has ot been large.
Some few cases of chicken pox have
been found among children during the
past few weeks.
Ishuo Few Permits.
There were only 20 building permits
Issued during the month of February,
according to the city recorder's office
and of these none were for the erec
tion or construction of new buildings.
All were for repairs or reconstruction
with the cost varying from $10 to
25UO.
ItainruU Kxoccds Normal. .
The rainfall for February was 3.17
which greatly exceeds the normal of
1.47. The warmest da", according to
Major Lee Moorhouse's official report
for the month, was February 13 when
the mercury went to 89. The lowest
temperature was on February 17 and
18 when the thermometer registered
19. Nine days were partly cloudy
nd four cloudy. The snowfall was
five and a half Inches.
Pythlans Hold Contest.
The Pendleton Knights of Pythias
degree tenm won In their contest last
night over Weston when they met in
the local lodge hall to demonstrate
their ability in conferring the rank of
knight. By defeating Weston the
Pendleton team gains the right to
meet the team from Milton-Ftecwa-
ter. There was a large crowd in at
tendance and the evening , was en-
Joyed Immensely by those present
Held for Grand Jury.
William Kosnoith, charged with
"playing with cards for money' and
connected with the cutting scrape
Sunday night was arraigned In Jus
tice Parke's court yesterday afternoon
and held for appearance before the
grand Jury next April under bonds of
$750. Ho Was unable to raise the
bonds of $750. He was unable to
raise the bonds and was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff. Kosnoith
waived examination in the Justice
court. , v
.4. A. lassies Get Funds. '
The sum of $80 stood between Cap-
lain Jennie Conrad and Lieutenant
Myra Moycs and a trip to Sun Fran
cisco to see tholr general, llramwell
Ilooth, who Is to speak there soon.
The two local Salvationists appealed
to the Allen-Knight Co., whose firm
members urged the two lo take the
trip and promised that the money
would be secured. The Knights of
Pythias lodge, which met lust night,
gave $45 to the lassies and other bus
iness men will contribute. ; The funds
are being collected at Allen-Knights.
Doth the captain and lieutenant are
popular here and have ' done , good
work among the poor of the city.
Hold Darvcau Funeral,
The funeral of Ucorge Darvcau was
held this morning from the Folsom
chapel with the Elks lodge In charge
of the services. Pallbearers wre
Henry J. Taylor, R J. Murphy, J. P.
Murphy, John L. Vaughan, Dr. F. W.
K'lnccnt and Frank Qulnlan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hlnderman and
son John Junior, of Fcrtlsnd, were
among the relatives in attendance.
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QUALITY
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Smart youthful suits and Wraps
. for Misses and Women, styled and
tailored to please the most fastidi
. ous and at prices that appeal.
GROCERY. DEPARTMENT
Kerr's Pancake Flour and Rolled Oats will be dera- Happy Home, Del Monte or Thompson Seedless Rai-
. . n - A, . , sins, 3 for 90c; per dozen .Zbl)
ohstrated in our Grocery Dept. this week. Muscat Raisins, per lb. 30c; 25 lb. box ....... . ., $fi.95
Seeded Raisins, 3 for 90c; per dozen $2.t0 Seeded Muscat Raisins, per lb. 30c; 25 ib.' box $6.95
Mrs. Hlnderman Is a niece of the de
ceased. Mrs. Blanche Beaudry of Se
attle, alBo a niece, was here.
Shots Came In AVlmlow . .. ."
Two rifle bullet yesterday entered
the window of 'an apartment In the
Elks building .occupied y Rex Ellis
and Philo Hounds. , The bullets'came
in throOgh. the lower-pane of the win
dow. Mr. Rounds and Mr. Ellis were
i,it In the room when- the bullets en
tered. It ;is thought the bullets were
shot by sportsmen who were shooting
along the river yesterday. The acci
dental shooting Is the second of Its
kind this week, Bullets having entered
the apartment., of Mrs. L. H. Taggart
on Sunday. ; ;
which, he affirmed, would drive the
home seeker from Pendleton and be
contrary to the "Own Your Home"
campaign.
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lica Ity Meii Protest. ' '.
A protest against the increase In
water rates w as made" at a meeting of
the Pendleton Realty -Association yes
terday when members met for lunch
eon and meeting at the Elks club.' A
committee consisting of E. T. Wade,.
John L. Vaughan aiid J. C. Snow was
appointed to investigate the matter.
K. T. Wade spoke at the luncheon and
declared that the Increase brought the
rates to nearly- twice the former price.
"Here Comes
The Bride!"
Everybodywisheshcr
well! Happy and
radiant she starts out
on life's adventure
She should have
health to begin, with.
VW", iwno ill t U1UK11 V f : Mil-'
ate, Lift upon health. vh
A ou never see a good-' .
ii 'weak, run-down.
irritable, out of sorts, ftdgety and
nervous. Headaches, backaches,
dragging-down pains, irregular
ities and troubles of that sort are
all destroyers of beauty, Men do
not admire sickness.
It is within the reach of every
woman to be well, healthy and
strong if shewilUakeDr.Plerce'a
Favorite Prescription. ,
RosRBtTRO, Ordoos. I gnffered
something terrible from an organio
trouble. Could scnrcely stand op my
feet. My head and back ached so
hard and I was weak and nervous. . I
had a severe pain in my side and my
limbs and feet ached. I was also
troubled with constipation. I took:
Doctor Picrce'8 Favorite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and the
Pleasant Pellets, and these medicine
relieved me of all mv ailmente and I
was well and strong." Mrs. W, D.
Moore, 1216 N. Jackson Street.
Send 10c. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial
package of any of his medicines.
Traffic fanes Hoot Business.
Violators of the law appearing in
the city police court have shown an
increase with each succeeding year,
according to figures secured from the
city recorder's office. February of
1921 had the largest number on the
docket of the last six years when 46
violators appeared to answer charges.
However, the ever presence of moon
shindand contraband liquors had lit
tle to do with the , increase because
most of the violations were of the traf
fic laws of the state. The activities
of State Officer Saltzman during the
latter days of the month had a great
deal to do with the Increase. The
preceding month of January had 26
law violators before the court Dur
ing the month of "February, 1900,
there were 25 cases before the court,
while in the year 1919 there were 14.
The year 1918 has 16 cases for the
month, while 191 has 22 and 1916 has
1 8 cas.es. .
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WILL VISIT IN MONTANA.
Mr. and Mrs. CV L. Bowers will
leave tomorrow for Montana whe"rc
they will visit Mrs. Bowers' sister.
Go After
Rheumatism
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Firpt of all, rheumatism must be
treated Internally. Te blood should
be purified and the stomach and kid
neys mmle to do their work properly.
3i&ssage the sore and sw-Qllen parts
at least twice daily with an oil that
will not irritate or inflame the skin.
Keep the bowels open to help the
treatment.
You can get everything necessary In'
the complete Anti-Uric outfit. If your
trine is discolored or has a bad odor,
the effect of Anti-Uric Tonic will give
you an early confidence In the treat
ment. The jar of Anti-Uric oil ill
help proper maswge of the painful sur
faces. A supply of the famous Pullman
Pills will furnish the correct laxative.
These three preparations contain
only vegetable Ingredients. AH are in
onn generous, compact package. The
price complete is $1.50 and there is a
money back guarantee with every
package. Oct the" Anti-Uric outfit to
day from . adv.
PEXDI.ETOX 1)HVU CO.
Dr. K. i. York, the Chinese Bpe
cialist has si ent years In study and
research work, both In China and
this country, thus enabling- him to
treat any acute and chronic disease
of men and women. N , f
. He uses only euratlv Chinese
roots and herbs as a" means of treat
ing diseases known to human he
logs. ' .-; ' , ,
These remedies have seen used
oe many generations and have
been given credit by patents using
them.
Anyone who may be suffering
can call to see him.
K. J. YORK Cin.VESE MEDICINE
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Walla, Walls, Smntk.
DR. C. II. DAY
Physician and Surgeon
Osteopath
Rooms IS and 25 Smlth-Crawfort
. . Building.
Telephone T04 '
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Sensational Bargains in Quality Mercfiandise
SENSATION NO. 1.
We have two 50-piece din
ner sets of Nippon China, in
the latest pattern, conven
tional designs which have
proven to be very popular.
As a money saver to you we
are offering them at the low
price of $50.00.
Tou save Just J25.0O by
making your purchase now. '
SENSATION NO. 2
. Children's garters, all
sizes, best of elastic, the
pair, 25c
SENSATION NO. 3
Good, serviceable wa
ter glassesa. Set of 6
for 65c.
To You People
who value real
savings
Now is Your
Opportunity
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THE
BEE HIVE
SENSATION NO. 4
Roller skates for boys and
girls. These skates have ball
bearings and are warranted
to give satisfaction. It will
pay you to investigate. Spec
ial at 2.8 the pair. ; ' - jf;
SENSATION NO. 5
, You can save $15.00" by
trimming and making your
own hat We have . the
frames, flowers, linings, buck,
ram. In fact all you need, la
the idea and the know how.
SENSATION NO. 6
Get the habit of the
majority and buy your
needs here. You can
save money by doing it.
MORE FOR LESS
Pendleton
Oregon
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ment. THE BEE HIVE has conscientiously maintained this policy and has always
endeavored to avoid exaggeration and mis-statements. WHAT WE SAY IT IS- IT IS